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Zosterophyll

The zosterophylls are a group of extinct land plants that first appeared in the Silurian period. The taxon was first established by Banks in 1968 as the subdivision Zosterophyllophytina; they have since also been treated as the division Zosterophyllophyta or Zosterophyta and the class or plesion Zosterophyllopsida or Zosteropsida. They were among the…

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related to Taxonomy and classification · 13
Zosterophyll → As, At, Bank's, Banks, For Banks, Kidston, Lang, Lycophytina, One, Psilophyta, Those, Zosterophyllophytina, Zosterophyllum
related to Genera · 12
Zosterophyll → AdoketophytonAnisophytonBarinophytonBathurstia, Banks, Crenaticaulis, DanziellaDeheubarthiaDemersathecaDiscalisDistichophytum, DistichophytumSawdonia, Forgesia, Genera, Gosferia, Gosslingia, GuangnaniaGumuiaHicklingiaHsuaHuiaJugumellaKonioriaMaciveraNothiaOricillaProtobarinophytonRamoferisRebuchia, SerrulacaulisTarellaThrinkophytonTrichopherophytonVentaruraWenshaniaXituniaYuniaZosterophyllum, Zosterophyllophytina
related to Morphology · 8
Zosterophyll → Aquatic, David, However, Penhallow's, The, Zostera, Zosterophylls, Zosterophyllum
related to External links · 5
Zosterophyll → Introduction, Lycopsida, Palaeos Plants, Zosterophyllopsida, Zosterophylls
related to Phylogeny · 3
Zosterophyll → Crane, In, This

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zosterophylls plants group class banks first crane zosterophyllum genera clade subdivision stems may kenrick zosterophyllopsida silurian classification zosterophyllophytina sporangia stomata

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Zosterophyllrelated to External linksPalaeos Plants0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to External linksLycopsida0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to External linksZosterophyllopsida0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to External linksIntroduction0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to External linksZosterophylls0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraGenera0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraBanks0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraZosterophyllophytina0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraAdoketophytonAnisophytonBarinophytonBathurstia0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraCrenaticaulis0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraDanziellaDeheubarthiaDemersathecaDiscalisDistichophytum0.60section
Zosterophyllrelated to GeneraGosferia0.60section

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